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Happy Thursday Cannabis Investors: New York City just went up in smoke—literally! Four tons of seized marijuana were incinerated under the watchful eyes of Mayor Adams, the top cop, and the sheriff, marking a bold statement in the city's ongoing battle against illegal cannabis operations.

Plus, new research suggests that psilocybin could boost Formula 1 drivers' performance by enhancing mental clarity and reaction times, potentially revolutionizing training in high-speed sports.

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Don't Get Stuck With A Worthless Piece Of Paper: Risk, Reward And Other Factors That Make A Cannabis License Valuable

Briefly: Thinking of investing in cannabis licenses? Not all licenses are a ticket to success—some might end up being worthless pieces of paper. With the cannabis industry booming, understanding the risk and reward dynamics behind these licenses is crucial. Learn about the key factors that make a cannabis license valuable, the potential pitfalls to avoid, and how to navigate this complex market to make informed investment decisions.

Don't let your next big move turn into a costly mistake—find out what you need to know before you invest.

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ZINGERS

Cannabis Retailer Tokyo Smoke To Close 29 Stores In Canada As It Seeks Creditor Protection

DEA Schedules Hearing On Proposed Ban Of Psychedelics DOI, DOC Amid Researchers Concerns

Saving Cannabis Prisoners From 100+ Years Behind Bars: Dutchie And Last Prisoner Project Hit $2M Fundraising Goal

Struggling To Afford Weed? Experts Share Smart Ways To Save Money And Stretch Your Cannabis

Delivering Returns As The Cannabis Market Tanks: What Wall St Won't Tell You About Chicago Atlantic Real Estate's Growth

ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD

Home Depot To End Marijuana Testing, Limit Screening For Most Employees

Briefly: Home Depot is shaking up its workplace policies in a bold move that could redefine the future of employment practices. The retail giant is set to end marijuana testing for most employees, marking a significant shift in its approach to drug screening. This change, revealed in an internal memo, promises to spark conversations about the evolving landscape of corporate policies and their implications for both workers and employers.

Discover the full story behind this groundbreaking decision and what it could mean for the future of job screening practices.

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